Sentence examples for permit it in from inspiring English sources

"We haven't permitted such a parade and we won't permit it in the future," said Mr. Luzhkov, above.

The state prohibited bullfighting in 1957, but amended the ban to permit it in conjunction with festivals or religious celebrations after a lobbying effort by the people of Gustine, the town with the state's oldest bullring.

Today, the Senate Democratic leader, Tom Daschle, said that if Mr. Bush rejected federal financing of the work, he would bring up a bill, sponsored by Mr. Specter, that would permit it, in the fall.

For if the above proposition is true because God wills that it be true, then it would seem that God wills that Peter sin, and if he wills that Peter sin, he cannot merely permit it, in light of condition (1) of the definition of permission given above.

But even if they wanted to deny the likes of white nationalist Richard Spencer the right to speak on campus, they're obliged to permit it in accordance with the law, as well as pick up the expense of policing it.

But, if we permit the integration of disparate dimensions in the EQ-5D, for example, then why should we not permit it in other non-preference based profile measures such as the SF-36?

Why are we permitting it?" In the 1990's, some politicians blamed illegal immigrants for many of California's economic woes, and Mexican diplomats often drew criticism if they spoke up for immigrants.

Though her husband's chair measures, like most of its counterparts, an obtrusive 40 inches wide, 44 inches tall, and 38 inches deep — with extra room needed to swivel — she permits it in the living room.

He claimed to oppose it as a candidate, but then signed a law permitting it in national parks in 2009.Mr Obama, facing a difficult re-election battle of his own, would probably prefer not to offend anyone by weighing in on either side this time.

Verizon Wireless said the deal, announced in November, would permit it to expand in California, Georgia, Ohio and Tennessee.

But China has come under increasing pressure, particularly from the United States, to loosen artificial controls on the yuan and permit it to rise in value.